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				Directions | 
				1 | 
				Purpose of survey on cover page seems a little short. You  talk
				about other things like professional development. Not just
				“describing services”. 
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				No change –instructions indicate that
				there is a section on teacher professional background and
				experience | 
		
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				A2 | 
				4 | 
				The word “Specialist is confusing. Specialists in their
				building also denote art teacher, librarian. 
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				Changed specialist classroom to
				interventionist classroom | 
		
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				A3 | 
				2 | 
				Why list 4-6 grade options if aimed at grades 1-3 | 
				No change—it is possible that
				students from grades 4-6 may be included in groups with students
				from lower grades. | 
		
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				A5 | 
				2 | 
				“Somewhat or far below” means different things
				depending on the measured used to assess. | 
				No change—identifying terminology
				that it is used in every school is problematic. If respondents
				have concerns about what the terms mean the SRM contact can
				clarify. | 
		
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				A7 | 
				1 | 
				Is this really supposed to be the last meeting, or the last
				“typical” meeting? If the last meeting was 10 minutes
				because of an assembly, is that really what you want to know? | 
				Added “typical” | 
		
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				A7 | 
				2 | 
				Options list is too long. | 
				No change Agree that the list is
				long—changing to hrs and minutes didn’t help though | 
		
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				A8 | 
				4 | 
				Why the lumping of 3-4 and 5-6? Less than 6 is considered a small
				group. It seems ok to lump above 6. Plus, it is inconsistent with
				the next two questions which ask about the group. 
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				Changed response options to match A9 and
				A10 | 
		
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				A9 | 
				2 | 
				No “zero” option. | 
				Added “0” box | 
		
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				A10 | 
				2 | 
				No “zero” option. | 
				Added “0” box | 
		
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				A11 | 
				1 | 
				Might want to think about moving A11 after A12 because the type
				of intervention in A12 usually is specific to the type of
				component of reading that is emphasized. A12 should prompt A11. | 
				No change—core component 
				corresponding to needs of the students in the group which should
				drive the nature of the intervention provided | 
		
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				A11 | 
				2 | 
				Question needs to be reworded. | 
				No change—concerned that core
				components of reading could be confused with core curriculum | 
		
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				A12 | 
				3 | 
				Some of the instructional materials in the list they don’t
				think of really as materials, but more like “programs”.
				 
				 
 Leveled Literacy Intervention is Fontas and PInnell, so could
				this could be marked under the one below it as well? Is this
				different? Ones that may be missing: Phonics Series, Study
				Island, System 44. | 
				Changed to “reading programs and/or
				reading series” Moved F&P to LLI. Did not add
				additional programs—can be added by respondent—list
				is too long. | 
		
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				A13 | 
				1 | 
				What is the goal of this question? Is it to figure out how much
				of the instruction is delivered by a computer rather than the
				interventionist? Many kids also have these computerized
				interventions in their “intervention plan” but they
				do not occur during tier time. A12 also you can indicate multiple
				interventions used but this question is only about one. | 
				Changed stem Are any of the reading
				interventions
				primarily delivered by a computerized instructional system | 
		
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				A14 | 
				2 | 
				There are too many choices among response options. | 
				Reduced number of weeks to reduce answer
				options | 
		
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				A15 | 
				3 | 
				The word progress in the response options suggests that they are
				getting better. 
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				Changed stem Student’s
				responsivenss to an intervention | 
		
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				Directions before A16 | 
				4 | 
				Envisioning all of one’s groups might not work for these
				questions, because teaching a tier 2 and 3 group can be very
				different. 
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				Added option for prereferral process 
				 Provided options for answering for Tier
				2 and/or Tier 3 groups | 
		
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				A16 | 
				1 | 
				The first response option, the word “changed” is a
				little too definitive. Plus the PM data might actually indicate
				the instruction should continue.  
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				No change (only 1 person noted this) | 
		
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				A17 | 
				4 | 
				What do we mean by “formally”? Are we talking about a
				“formal assessment” or a formal assessment procedure?
								 
 There is no
				“zero” response option. There is also only 6.
				Sometimes PM is done daily depending on the program. Need a 6+
				option. 
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				Changed stem to “In
				a typical month, approximately how often do you measure student
				progress, using any of the following types of reading outcome and
				skill measures?” 
 Added “0” and 6+ | 
		
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				A18 | 
				2 | 
				“School level teams” has different meanings depending
				on school structure. 
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				Added clarification that school level may
				also mean grade level teams. 
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				A19 | 
				1 | 
				“School level teams” has different meanings and
				consists of different folks depending on school structure | 
				Added social worker as a separate option
				and guidance counselor | 
		
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				A20 | 
				2 | 
				In this school, they meet for each child, they don’t meet
				as a team to discuss multiple children. So, the team could differ
				depending on the child being discussed. It’s still a school
				level team? 
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				Clarified that team could be grade-level | 
		
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				A21 | 
				2 | 
				By law they are required to get kids to “adequate”
				levels, so that’s the lingo that they feel is more proper
				than “satisfactory”. 
				 
 Given that they meet on a
				child-by-child basis, the response options “to determine if
				any struggling readers need a change in their instruction
				doesn’t really capture it. The word “any”
				throwing them off. 
				 
 Where in the response options would a teacher/interventionist
				involved be able to reflect back and determine that they
				need to adjust their instruction? | 
				Added term adequate 
 
 Change any
				student to “individual” 
 
 
 
 Possible
				in To
				determine if adjustments are needed in the core reading
				instruction/curriculum 
				 
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				B1 | 
				3 | 
				Is this the primary role or does it include all the roles teacher
				play? | 
				Added ELL teacher | 
		
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				B2 | 
				4 | 
				The directions say “teacher”. Then in the response
				boxes it says years as an “educator”. Does this
				include paraprofessionals? In their building everyone is
				considered an “educator”. Need to clarify roles and
				if this is referring to certified teachers. 
				 
 Are they counting calendar years?
				If they came in January, is this a half year? Considered a “year”
				at this school? 
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				Changed teacher to educator  to allow paras
				to respond 
 No change 
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				B3 | 
				2 | 
				They also have “Bachelors Plus” and “Masters
				Plus” which is sort of in between and you can get a “Plus
				Plus” until you get your masters. 
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				Question asks about highest education
				degree not about credits hours toward a degree | 
		
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				B6 | 
				4 | 
				Confusing. Too many choices. Also difficult to recall off top of
				head. 
				 Is the time reflective of only at
				this school if came part way through the year? 
 One participant had a problem with
				answering the “mentor” question because participant
				mentors all the time. Is this “formal” mentoring that
				goes beyond normal job duties? 
 Two participants wanted to distinguish between required and
				voluntary PD said that 12 months is a long period to recount. | 
				Added formal mentor to indicate an assigned
				role/responsibility rather than just informal helping a colleague | 
		
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				B7 | 
				4 | 
				This question is unclear. The wording is strange. 
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				Reworded to make clearer Added special education as an option |